[IULIANUS libro septimo digestorum. ] §8.3.27.prSi communi fundo meo et tuo seruiat fundus Sempronianus et eundem in commune redemerimus, seruitus extinguitur, quia par utriusque domini ius in utroque fundo esse incipit.
[JULIANUS, Digest, Book 7] If the Sempronian estate owes a servitude to an estate owned in common by you and me, and we purchase the same estate in common, the servitude is extinguished, because the right of each owner begins to be equal in both estates.
at si proprio meo fundo et proprio tuo idem seruiat, manebit seruitus, quia proprio fundo per communem seruitus deberi potest.
But if the same estate owes a servitude to my own sole estate and to your own sole estate, the servitude will remain, because a servitude can be owed to a sole estate through a common estate.